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June 11 to 21

June 12; Dallas Smith at Spruce Meadows. Dallas Smith is bringing his chart-topping country hits to Spruce Meadows for our Live & Intimate Concert Series. Learn more at sprucemeadows.com.

June 12, 1 to 3pm; World Cup Soccer Watch Party. Cheer on Team Canada and catch every electrifying moment on a giant LED screen, explore a family-friendly fan zone hosted by Calgary Minor Soccer Association, enjoy local food trucks, meet team mascots, and take part in interactive drills led by Cavalry FC and Calgary Wild FC at Eau Claire Plaza. Learn more at visitcalgary.com.

June 12; 5 to 9pm; Local on 17th. A new night market series bringing together local makers, live DJs, and community vibes in the heart of downtown Calgary (at Tomkins Park). Learn more at 17thave.ca.

June 12, 5 to 10pm. Inglewood Night Market. The Inglewood Night Market is back for the 2026 summer season at 10th avenue and 10th Street SE. Learn more at inglewoodnightmarket.ca.

June 12, 5 to 10:30pm; Movies at the Meadows. Enjoy an evening of outdoor movies on ATCO Field at Spruce Meadows, with a family-friendly feature starting around 5pm, followed by a movie for older audiences at approximately 8 pm. Learn more at sprucemeadows.com.

June 12 to 13; Crossfield Pete Knight Days. This is a great start to summer with a parade, a rodeo, live music, and some family fun just north of Calgary. Learn more at infopeteknightdays.wixsite.com.

June 12 to 14, 5 to 8pm; Spring Garden Globes Dinner at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo. Set the stage for an unforgettable spring evening with a 60-minute, after-hours tour of the zoo, followed by a cozy 90-minute private dining experience inside your very own Garden Globe. Learn more at calgaryzoo.com.

June 12 to 14; Barbie x Spruce Meadows. This event features themed, interactive experiences, including a pink roller rink, photo ops in giant Barbie boxes, a Barbie movie screening, and the ChangemakeHER Forum, blending elite show jumping with Barbie-themed activities during the ‘National’ Tournament. Learn more at sprucemeadows.com.

June 12 to 27; Untold Stories Theatre Presents: Hello, Dolly. This musical adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s hit play The Matchmaker bursts with humor, romance, energetic dance and some of the greatest songs in musical theatre history. Learn more at pumphousetheatre.ca.

June 13; Home Depot Kids’ Workshop: Build a Goalie Game. If you are looking for a fun activity to do with the family, Home Depot has a great workshop for kids that will teach them about building. Kids can learn how to build their very own goalie game. Learn more at homedepot.ca.

June 13, 10am to 4pm; Calgary’s LARGEST Garage Sale. A huge indoor event, packed with treasures around every corner at Acadia Rec Complex. Learn more at facebook.com.

June 13, 10:30am to 6pm; AärdCON. A space built for those who live in the worlds they create. Tabletop Role-players. Creators. Painters. Storytellers. Collectors. If you’ve ever rolled the dice and meant it, you’re in the right place and that place is The Scandinavian Centre. Learn more at aardcon.com.

June 13; 11am; Cineplex Family Favourites: K-POP Demon Hunters: A Sing-Along Event. Visit participating Cineplex theatres near you and watch a favorite family film each week for only $3.99. Learn more at cineplex.com.

June 13, 5 to 10pm; Marda Loop Night Market. Visit this trendy neighbourhood to shop the latest in handmade, vintage, and one-of-a-kind goods; with food trucks and live music too! Learn more at mardaloopnightmarket.ca.

June 13, 5:30 to 8pm; Young Canadians School of Performing 2026-2027 Auditions. The Young Canadians School of Performing Arts will be holding auditions for the 2026–2027 season at the TransAlta Performing Arts Studios. Performers ages eight to 21 from Calgary and the surrounding area are invited to audition for one of Canada’s most recognized performing arts education programs. Learn more at corporate.calgarystampede.com.

June 13 to 14; Calgary Reptile Expo. This is Canada’s largest not-for-profit reptile expo. Explore a variety of vendors dedicated to the love of reptiles at Genesis Centre. Learn more at albertareptiles.ca/the-calgary-reptile-expo.

Until June 14; Spruce Meadows National. All tournament tickets include access to sport, entertainment, and our weekend activities throughout the grounds—plus complimentary parking. Learn more at sprucemeadows.com.

June 14, 10am; Sheep River Sketch and Watershed Walk. Bring some colored pencils and paper, or your other favorite sketching supplies, and join kid book illustrator and author Carolyn Fisher, Okotoks’ Conservation Educator Avery Kaszas, and AWA’s Conservation Outreach Specialist Sara Heerema to discuss and visualize how waterways and native species shape our land and our lives. Learn more at albertawilderness.ca.

June 14, 10:30am to 5:30pm; Polish Canadian Heritage Day. Join us at the McDougall Centre for the annual raising of the Canadian and Polish national flags on Polish Canadian Heritage Day in Alberta. The celebration will continue with an open house at the Polish Canadian Cultural Centre from 12 to 5:30pm. Learn more at celebratingpoland.ca.

June 14, 11am to 2pm; Carson’s Birthday Bash. Get ready for an unforgettable day of fun and community spirit as the 5th Annual Carson’s Birthday Bash takes over Big Fun Inflatable Park. This high-energy celebration marks Carson’s 13th birthday, and it’s not just about cake and inflatables, it’s also a fundraiser supporting Autism Calgary. Learn more at carsonandfriends.org.

June 14, 7 to 10pm; Calgary Jazz Orchestra Presents: Oscar Peterson’s Canadiana Suite. Enjoy a swingingly musical journey designed by Oscar Peterson in 1965, reimagined by Johnny Summers for the CJO followed by a hard pocket presentation of the BLUES! from its roots to today at Bella Concert Hall. Learn more at calgaryjazzorchestra.com.

June 16, 6 to 8pm; “A Sense of Place” Exhibit Opening Reception. The Confluence’s new temporary exhibition “A Sense of Place” brings together a vibrant collection of artworks by members of the Calgary Sketch & Painting Club alongside three featured works from the Calgary Public Art Collection. Through painting and drawing, the exhibition explores the landscapes, communities, and personal connections that shape how we experience place. Learn more at theconfluence.ca.

Wednesdays until June 17; Girl Power. Girl Power provides opportunities for girl-identifying and gender diverse children in grades 7 to 9 to connect with each other to build community, learn about social action, practice leadership, and uncover their strengths and skills at the Women’s Centre of Calgary. Various activities include, games, crafts, discussions, and most importantly, youth-led sessions where youth practice their leadership skills. Learn more at womenscentrecalgary.org.

Wednesdays until June 17; Reading Buddies. For girls and gender-diverse youth in grades 4 to 6 looking for additional reading support. Participants will be paired with a volunteer to practice their reading and comprehension in a fun and calm environment. Snacks are provided and bus tickets are available if needed. Learn more at womenscentrecalgary.org.

June 17, 2 to 3pm; 17th on 17th Free Sidewalk Concerts. Spend the night exploring 17th Ave as five live performances take over the business corridor, one at a different location. Remember: follow the music, explore each stop, and see where the night takes you. Learn more at 17thave.ca.

June 17, 5:30 to 7:30pm; Lenny’s Toddler Rave World Tour. Lenny Pearce turns toddler tunes into dance party bangers for all ages and you still get home by bedtime! These aren’t your sleepy toddler tunes. Keep it upbeat, bouncy, and energetic at MacEwan Hall. Learn more at ticketmaster.ca.

Thursdays until June 18; Girl Force. Girl Force provides opportunities for girl-identifying and gender diverse children in grades 7 to 9 to connect with each other to build community, learn about social action, practice leadership, and uncover their strengths and skills at the Women’s Centre of Calgary. Various activities include, games, crafts, discussions, and most importantly, youth-led sessions where youth practice their leadership skills. Learn more at womenscentrecalgary.org.

June 18; ATCO Energy’s Double Your Impact Day for WINS. To celebrate Neighbour Day, ATCO Energy and the Women in Need Society (WINS) are hosting “Double Your Impact Day,” a one-day event on June 18, 2026. On June 18, ATCO Energy will match every dollar spent at all WINS thrift store locations – up to $10,000 – effectively doubling the impact of each purchase. The initiative offers a simple way for Calgarians to support programs that provide essential goods and services to individuals and families across the city. Learn more at atcoenergy.com.

June 18, 4 pm; World Cup Soccer Watch Party. Cheer on Team Canada and catch every electrifying moment on a giant LED screen, explore a family-friendly fan zone hosted by Calgary Minor Soccer Association, enjoy local food trucks, meet team mascots, and take part in interactive drills led by Cavalry FC and Calgary Wild FC at Eau Claire Plaza. Learn more at visitcalgary.com.

June 19, 4:30 to 5:45pm; Free Soccer Friday. Free Soccer Fridays invites kids to a free, unstructured, drop-in soccer opportunity. This is a chance for youth of all ages and abilities to play and enjoy the sport. Learn more at calgaryminorsoccer.com.

June 19, 6 to 9:30pm; Capitol Hill School’s Out Party. Head on over to Capitol Hill Community Association for rockin’ good times for the petting zoo, bouncy castle mania, beer garden, food trucks, interactive demonstrations, live music by Malibu 90265, half-time show, royal princess meet-and-greets, kids’ activities and much more! Learn more at capitolhill.getcommunal.com.

June 19, 7 to 10pm; Cool Choir Presents: From Then to Ten. A high-energy journey through the songs, moments, and voices that shaped the last ten years, featuring special guest artist Paul Brandt and Martin Kerr at Jack Singer Concert Hall. Learn more at coolchoir.com.

June 19 to 21; Jurassic Quest. Embark on a journey where North America’s largest moving, roaring, and breathing dinosaurs come alive in a fully immersive walk-through experience at the BMO Centre. Learn more at jurassicquest.com.

June 19 to September 7; Canada Strong Pass. Discover a wide range of experiences – from majestic parks and captivating museums to inspiring historic sites and unforgettable train journeys for free. The Canada Strong Pass makes exploring our country more accessible than ever. Learn more at canada.ca.

June 20, 10am to 2pm; Triwood Farmers’ Market. This market is an Alberta Approved Farmer’s Markets, meaning that 80 percent or more of the vendors are selling local Alberta grown, baked or made goods. Learn more at triwoodcommunity.com.

June 20, 10am to 3pm; Okotoks Parade and Children’s Festival. Bring the whole family out for a full day of entertainment and activities at the Okotoks Parade and Children’s Festival. Check okotoks.ca for the new parade route.

June 20, 10am to 4pm; Danish Club: Medieval Fair. A family-friendly Medieval Fair & Geek Fest at the Danish Club. Learn more at danishclubcalgary.com.

June 20; 11am; Cineplex Family Favourites: Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie. Visit participating Cineplex theatres near you and watch a favorite family film each week for only $3.99. Learn more at cineplex.com.

June 20, 11am to 1:30pm; Parenting Black Teens: Building Trust & Improving Communication. Parenting teenagers can be challenging, and raising Black teens comes with unique experiences that require understanding, intention, and strong communication. This practical and interactive online session is designed to support parents, caregivers, and guardians in building deeper trust and strengthening communication with their teens. Learn more at eventbrite.ca.

June 20, 11am to 2pm; Made by Momma Neighbour Day Celebration 2026. Activities include a giant inflatable obstacle course, bouncy houses for little ones, yard games, bubbles, coloring stations, glitter tattoos, face painting, and music from a live DJ. Learn more at madebymomma.org.

June 20, 12 to 3pm; West Hillhurst Kick-Off to Summer. This year’s event at the West Hillhurst Community Association features YYC food trucks, a DIY tie dye station, face painting, bouncy castles, and more. Learn more at westhillhurst.com.

June 20, 2 to 3pm; Info-Session: My child’s been diagnosed, now what? Join an online parent-focused info session designed to help you understand what an autism diagnosis means, the most important next steps to take, and how to begin building the right supports for your child. Learn more at empoweringyyc.ca.

June 20, 2 to 9pm; Ratha Yatra: Festival of Chariots. The procession begins at Eau Claire Ave and 6th Street and ends at the Enmax Stage on Prince’s Island Park. Then take part in a cultural festival with food, music, dance and more. Learn more at facebook.com.

June 20; Mega Bounce Run. Run the crazy 5k inflatable obstacle course. Mega Bounce Run is Canada’s largest all inflatable race. Enjoy the largest inflatables you will ever see at North Glenmore Park. Learn more at raceroster.com.

June 20; Parkland Summerfest. A community festival bringing people together for a fun and memorable day in Parkland’s beautiful Park 96. Learn more at parklandsummerfest.com.

June 20; The Oakridge Run. Lace up your runners and get ready for the Oakridge Run starting at the Oakridge Community Association. This fun, family-friendly event welcomes participants of all ages and fitness levels. Learn more at oakridgecommunity.ca.

June 20; All Sport One Day. All Sport One Day is a free sport discovery event designed specifically for children and youth ages six to 17. It offers a unique opportunity for young participants to try out a new sport or physical activity in a fun and supportive environment. Learn more at sportcalgary.ca.

June 20; Opening of Sylvan Lake Aqua Splash. The ultimate aquatic playground sports park with climbing walls slides, trampolines, balance beams and much more. Learn more at sylvanlakeaquasplash.ca.

June 20, 5 to 10pm; 4th Street Night Market. Visit the lively main street neighborhood of 4th Street for food, fun, local finds, and friends at Central Memorial Park. Learn more at 4th-street-night-market.myshopify.com.

June 20, 7pm; Sparq Productions Presents: ONE – A Dance Spectacle. An unforgettable evening celebrating dance, artistry, and community at Jack Singer Concert Hall. Learn more at sparqproductions.com.

Father’s Day Events

June 13, 10am to 12pm; Michaels Kids’ Club: Father’s Day Card. Celebrate dad by making him a special handmade card to gift him on Father’s Day. Learn more at canada.michaels.com.

June 14, 1 to 2pm; IndigoKids Chinook Centre: Father’s Day Craft. Join for a special Father’s Day activity and a fun storytime. Learn more at indigo.ca/en-ca/events.

June 14, 1 to 3pm; Michaels MakeBreak: Father’s Day Frame Customized Mat. Purchase a 10-minute frame for Dad for Father’s Day, and use a customizable mat, and you can use our supplies to decorate your mat for free. Learn more at canada.michaels.com.

June 20; Father’s Day Car Show at Lougheed House. The Lougheeds were early adopters of the automobile, and staff at the house is honouring that this year by featuring the Stampede City Model-A Ford Club for a free day of summer fun with both cars on display and a pop-up outdoor exhibit. Learn more at lougheedhouse.com.

June 20, 10am to 4pm; The Hangar Flight Museum Father’s Day Wings and Wheels. Each year on Father’s Day weekend the Hangar Flight Museum partners with local car clubs to bring in special “wheels” to join their wings. It’s a ton of fun for the whole family and includes activities such as flying crafts, vehicle show and shine, and entry into the flight decks of a few of our aircraft. Learn more at thehangarmuseum.ca.

June 21; Father’s Day Specialty Brunch at the Calgary Zoo. Turn this Father’s Day into a full day of discovery and special family memories. Our talented culinary team is preparing a delicious spread for this guest-favorite brunch buffet that will satisfy the dad in your life whether he’s a foodie or his belly rumbles for comfort food. Learn more at calgaryzoo.com.

June 21, 10am to 5pm; Father’s Day at The Military Museums. Tank tours, Starfighter cockpit sits, weapons handling and a beer garden. Bring dad and the whole family for a day of hands-on activities, live experiences and plenty to explore. From tank tours and obstacle challenges to weapons handling, rucksack try-ons and a special Meet a Serving Soldier presentation, there is something for every generation. Learn more at themilitarymuseums.ca.

June 21, 10:30am to 5pm; RED & WHITE Calgary Comic & Toy Expo. Bring dad to this show that provides a day of entertainment, from vendors selling comics, games, and more to a costume contest at Acadia Recreation Complex. Learn more at comicandtoy.ca.

June 21, 1 to 5pm; Roller Palace Father’s Day Skate. Fathers who attend with their kids get free admission. Learn more at rollerpalace.ca.

National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebrations

June 21; National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebrations at the Calgary Zoo. Celebrate the 30th anniversary of National Indigenous Peoples Day at the zoo with a day of cultural programming and community gathering. Guests can take part in speaker sessions with Elders, drumming and dancing performances, a collaborative colouring mural, and an Indigenous makers’ market running from 10am to 2pm. Learn more at calgaryzoo.com.

June 21; 9am to 1pm; Walk for Reconciliation. This event honors residential school survivors, the children who didn’t return home from residential schools, and celebrating the vibrant and lively Indigenous communities and cultures that still exist today. The walk begins at 9 am at the Harry Hays Building (220 4 Ave SE) and travels down the RiverWalk to end at The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland (750 9 Ave SE) for a community meal, an outdoor gathering with speeches and performances by drummers and dancers, and a variety of other free activities like fireside stories with a Treaty 7 Elder, traditional Indigenous hand games, and Métis cultural programming at Calgary’s oldest building. Learn more at theconfluence.ca.

June 21, 10am to 5pm; National Indigenous Peoples Day at Heritage Park. Curated by Autumn Eagle Speaker, the Indigenous Market features a vibrant collection of artisans, makers and small businesses. Shop handcrafted goods and contemporary designs that reflect culture, creativity and community, with opportunities to support Indigenous entrepreneurs and local talent. Learn more at heritagepark.ca.

June 21, 10am to 5pm; OHSOTO’KINO: Indigenous Peoples Day at Studio Bell. The day will feature free admission and live performances by award-winning, throat-singing duo Tudjaat from Nunavut, a DJ set by sean beaver, and more. Learn more at studiobell.ca.

Until June 21; StoryBook Theatre Presents: Shrek the Musical. The tale of an unlikely hero who finds himself joined by a wisecracking Donkey to rescue a feisty princess, Fiona, to salvage his home is hilarious brought to the stage! Confronted by the greed of a power-hungry monarch, a troupe of fairy tale misfits backs Shrek’s quest, and is driven by a secret curse that may shape the kingdom’s future. Learn more at storybooktheatre.org.

Until June 21; Stage West Theatre Presents: New Sound in Town. Tune in and trace this captivating musical journey as the lines between genres melt away and a new sound takes the town by storm. Learn more at stagewestcalgary.com.

Sundays until June 21; Workshop Theatre’s Kid’s Cushion Cabaret Presents: Wild World: The Mystery of the Missing Eagle. A new take on our popular children’s theatre! This production still offers the engaging, high energy on-stage action that our young audiences love, but now offers a fun, educational twist! Wild World: The Mystery of the Missing Eagle aims to educate children and families about local wildlife and encourages curiosity about the animals in our own backyard of Alberta. Learn more at workshoptheatre.ca/wildworld.

June 21, 11am to 5pm; WP Puppet Theatre Celebration. A day of puppets, shows, and family-friendly activities at Crestmont Community Hall. Learn more at wppuppet.com.

June 21, 1 to 3pm; Michael’s MakeBreak: Mahjong Bag Charm. Use our supplies to show your love of Mahjong with this fun craft, just buy a charm of your choosing and use our supplies to make the rest. Learn more at canada.michaels.com.

Ongoing

Thursdays until June 25; Downtown Tutoring Club Chinatown. Need help with homework? This free, drop-in tutoring program is for junior high and high school students. Tutors walk around and help with English, math, and science, whether you have one small question or a lot of work. Walk-ins welcome at 110 3 Avenue SE. Learn more by emailing [email protected].

Until June 27; Ultimate Tryout Interactive Soccer Experience at Market Mall. A three-week, soccer-themed activation that transforms the mall into an immersive training ground for visitors of all ages. The experience invites guests to test their soccer skills, pose for fun photos and experience the thrill of a game day. Learn more at shops.cadillacfairview.com.

Mondays until June 29; Downtown Tutoring Club CORE. Need help with homework? This free, drop-in tutoring program is for junior high and high school students. Tutors walk around and help with English, math, and science, whether you have one small question or a lot of work. Walk-ins welcome at 131 7 Avenue SW. Learn more by emailing [email protected].

Tuesdays and Saturdays until the end of June; Acton Academy Calgary Central STEM Free Trial Class. Hands-on building to learn physics, coding fundamentals, and engineering concepts at Acton Central Campus. Designed for ages four to nine. Learn more at actoncentral.org/stem.

Thursdays until the end of June, 3 to 6pm; NMC Jam Club. A free after-school drop-in program for teens looking to practice their skills at Studio Bell. Learn more at studiobell.ca.

Wednesdays and Fridays until July 31; Heritage Park Curiosities and Oddities Walking Tour. Explore the strangest corners of Heritage Park on a 1.5-hour guided walk. Starting at the Engineered Air Gazebo, you’ll visit places like the Prince House, Wing Chong Laundry, and Gledhill’s Pharmacy — each one packed with bizarre facts, hidden tales, and curious relics. Learn more at heritagepark.ca.

Until August 8; Jubilations Dinner Theatre Presents: Back to the ’80s: The Magic Mix Tape. What if there was a way to get back to the 1980s? There is with Jubilations Dinner Theatre Presents: Back to the ’80s: The Magic Mix Tape. Learn more at jubilations.ca.

Until August 31; Planet Fitness Free High School Summer Pass. Teens ages 14to 19 can pre-register and work out for free from June 1 to August 31 at participating Planet Fitness locations. Learn more at planetfitness.ca.

Until September 5; Rosebud Theatre Presents: Anne of Green Gables. Based on the novel by L.M. Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables is a musical story of love and belonging for all ages. Learn more at rosebudtheatre.com.

Until September 12; Surge Basketball Clinics. Free basketball clinics every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from June through September, hosted at the Century Gardens Basketball Courts. Learn more at calgarysurge.ca.

Thursdays until September 25, 3:30 to 7:30pm; Bridgeland Riverside Farmers’ Market. An incredible selection of produce, baked goods, dinner options and treats at Bridgeland Riverside Community Association. Learn more at brcacalgary.org.

Until September 30; Bow Habitat Station Trout Pond. The Kids Can Catch Trout Pond provides young anglers and their mentors a place to learn to fish right in the heart of Calgary. The Trout Pond is stocked with up to 200 rainbow trout from the Sam Livingston Fish Hatchery each fishing season. Learn more at bowhabitat.alberta.ca.

Saturdays until October, 9am to 2pm; Millarville Farmers’ Market. The Millarville Farmers’ Market is Southern Alberta’s largest outdoor market, featuring over 100 local vendors, food trucks, and artisans. Located at the Millarville Racetrack, it operates Saturdays from June to October. Learn more at millarvilleracetrack.com.

Thursdays until October 1, 3:30 to 7:30pm; Dalhousie Farmers’ Market. Browse a wide variety of vendors offering fresh, ready-to-eat, frozen, and handcrafted goods. In addition, enjoy live music each week and grab a bite from one of the food trucks. Learn more at dalhousiecalgary.ca.

Saturdays until October 4; Farmers & Makers Market at cSPACE Marda Loop. Held at cSPACE features more than 50 local farmers, food and craft artisan vendors, and food trucks. Learn more at cspacemardaloop.com.

Sundays until October 4; Bearspaw Lions Farmers’ Market. There are over 110 vendors in the market including returning vendors and new faces at 25240 Nagway Road. Learn more at bearspawlions.com.

Sundays until October 11, 11am to 4pm; Iron Horse Park. This park in Airdrie is all about miniature trains that represent the Canadian Pacific Railway in the west. A 1/8‑scale locomotive will carry you along a scenic 1.6 km journey through tunnels, over trestles, and across prairie-inspired landscapes, for a one-of-a-kind railway adventure. Learn more at ironhorsepark.ca.

Mondays to Thursdays, 9am to 12pm; Active Toddlers at the Genesis Centre. Bring your little one for a delightful playtime adventure with our bouncy castle, toys, puzzles, and a lot more for free. Learn more at genesis-centre.ca.

Thursdays, 4 to 4:30pm; Storytime at Mastermind Toys. Mastermind Toys often has special events at their Calgary stores, including storytime. Check with your store to confirm details. Learn more at mastermindtoys.com.

Monday and Wednesday from 10 to 11:30 am. The Beach YYC Drop-In Children’s Playtime. On Monday and Wednesday mornings take part in children’s play time at the beach. Learn more at thebeachyyc.ca.

Monday to Thursday, 9am; Parent + Tot Drop-In at Cavalry FC Regional Field House. Cavalry offers a variety of drop-in programs for parents to participate in with their children ages 18 months to three years old. Learn more at regionalfieldhouse.com.

Drop-In Programs at City of Calgary Recreation Centres. Don’t miss out on Active Play where you can bring your kiddo’s energy to an indoor play space. Learn more at calgary.ca.

Storytime at Calgary Public Library. Drop into various Calgary Public Library locations to enjoy stories, songs, and finger plays for the whole family at Family Storytime. Learn more at calgarylibrary.ca.